A newly formed cloud engineering team needs to perform daily administrative duties, such as configuring network settings and launching Amazon EC2 instances. Which approach represents the AWS-recommended best practice for securing the AWS account root user while enabling these tasks?
- Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on the root user, lock away its credentials, and create an IAM user with administrative permissions for daily tasks.Cevap
- BShare the root user credentials among the cloud engineering team and enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on their individual mobile devices.
- CConfigure an IAM role with administrative permissions and assign it permanently to the root user for daily administrative activities.
- DRely on AWS to automatically manage and restrict access to the root user account, as AWS is solely responsible for root credential security under the Shared Responsibility Model.
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Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on the root user, lock away its credentials, and create an IAM user with administrative permissions for daily tasks.
The correct answer is to enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on the root user, lock its credentials, and create an IAM user with administrator access for daily tasks. This aligns with the AWS Security best practice of minimizing the use of the root account and ensuring that daily tasks are performed using standard identities with restricted or monitored access.
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